Matinee Monday: Reindeer Games

How Did This Get Made?

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4.8 • 24.2K Ratings

🗓️ 19 December 2022

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Howard Kremer (Who Charted?) joins the HDTGM crew to break down a holiday-themed movie that came out two months after December, the 2000 crime-thriller Reindeer Games. They sound off on Ben Affleck's love of pecan pie, the terrible open-mouth kissing, and the bonkers Ashton Kutcher cameo. Plus, we learn about Paul's intimate relationship history with his mom. There are no reindeer games here, happy holidays people of earth! (Originally released 12/25/2012)

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0:00.0	Ben Affleck, boobies, cowboy costumes and a cameo by Ashton Kutcher.
0:04.9	We saw reindeer games, so you know what that means.
0:07.6	Now it's time for...
0:10.1	How did this create?
0:11.8	We're gonna have a good time celebrating failure.
0:14.1	Not just being a hater, could you know you wanted to help us?
0:16.1	How did this create?
0:17.1	Let's roll in the media.
0:19.1	Critique, self-plorarch.
0:21.1	Perhaps we'll find the answer to the question.
0:24.1	How did this get paid?
0:25.6	Hello, people of Earth, and welcome to our very special Christmas day.
0:29.9	A edition of How Did This Get Made?
0:33.3	Happy Holidays, I am Paul Sheer.
0:34.9	Join us always by Jason Manzucas.
0:37.1	What's happening?
0:38.1	And June Diane Rafe, how are you June?
0:39.7	Good, how are you Paul?
0:40.9	Very good.
0:41.9	Today we have a very special guest.
0:43.5	You know him from the wildly successfully,
0:46.1	fantastically funny, who charted Howard Kramer.
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